How to Avoid Some Common
Mistakes that Can Spoil Your Money Making Plans for the Next Holiday
Making money online during any major holiday season can be a
breeze if you do your research and planning ahead of time. You want to give your readers a feeling of
celebration of professionalism when they visit your website or blog. First impressions are important and with
only 3 to 7 seconds to grab the attention of the average Internet shopper they become
imperative.
You want everything related to the shopping experience to
run without a hitch. Any problems that arise during the shopping experience will be a direct reflection on
your business. I hope everyone agrees that this experience should only be enhanced.
Optimizing Your Website for Traffic
Rush:
Optimizing your website for the holiday rush would mean
securing a greater bandwidth for traffic from your host company. As a rule increase your bandwidth 15% to
allow more traffic access compared to the last holiday.
Buying Anti-Virus and Anti Hacking
Protection:
Service providers like Norton Anti Virus provide protection
plans for websites and their databases. You just pay a monthly or yearly fee to have your servers and
databases protected from any viral threats. Similarly buying SSL certificates ensures that your website is
safe for monetary transactions. This is a must for all e-commerce sites and blogs whether big or
small.
Provide Dedicated Customer
Service:
People like to feel special and stress free during the
holidays and what better way to keep that stress away by offering customer service. There is always someone
to guide them if anything goes awry and with the holiday shopping frenzy something’s got to go a little
haywire.
Creating a Commerce Based
Newsletter:
Using a Newsletter to promote your inventory is a great way
to keep your targeted demo updated on what is going on with your business. What new sales are coming up and
how they can make the most out of your products are a great way to keep your existing traffic coming back for
more.
Using events to Promote Your
Products:
Most people like to celebrate the different events that go
along with the holidays, like the office Christmas party or the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade. You want to
include yourself within that celebratory spirit by holding holiday-centered events to promote your
products.
Using all of the above methods to build credibility will
reflect directly and positively on your bottom line this coming holiday season.
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